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Executive Robes

 because suits are too complicated, stiff and expensive
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Suits, while they look good, have far too many layers, each of which must be carefully tailored, costing you money. They are also uncomfortable and don't adequately hide body fat.

I propose that one-piece robes, in the style of India of today, venice a few hundred years ago, Greece earlier than that, and Star Wars in fantasy.

These robes would be cheaper (one-piece), more comfortable (loose, hide keg), and cooler (you look like The Merchant of Venice (or a jedi-your choice)). The fabric would be nicer since the jacket is less complex.

Wear it with hats, sandals, and matching satchels.

—sninctown, Apr 29 2005

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       I baked this by going everywhere in a robe in my dorm hall in Arizona. Many people thought it was awesome. Many people disagreed. The latter were wrong. It was awesome.
—disbomber, Apr 30 2005
   

       This is a good idea, for the reasons you outlined, but i forsee everyone getting really fat, in the knowledge it doesnt matter what they look like under the robes.
—benfrost, May 01 2005
   

       Good plan. Give board meetings that messianic feel. At least then when they don't make sense it'll be taken as some sort of mysterious wisdom.
—moomintroll, May 01 2005
   

       Do non-Executive types get to wear jump suits?
—Zimmy, May 02 2005
   

       [benfrost] your past ideas seem to suggest you forsee everyone getting fat, regardless of what the robes look like.
—david_scothern, May 03 2005
   

       Stretch one piece leisure suits for the working man. Now in DayGlo colors.
—popbottle, Feb 11 2014
   

       Could they have markings to indicate whether the wearer is a mere Department Manager, an Assistant Senior Vice-President, or a Member of the Board of Directors?
—smendler, Feb 13 2014
   

       Robes rock, but this idea is charcoal. And, having had the experience of a snowbank situated where no self-respecting snowbank should be or want to be, there are disadvantages.
—FlyingToaster, Feb 13 2014
   

       Why was this idea not brought to my attention sooner?
—MaxwellBuchanan, Feb 13 2014
   

       Don't look at me [Max], fire your media coordinator and your fashion adviser. And give your third understudy of internet based idea filtering a good hard glare.
—Voice, Feb 16 2014
   


 

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